Charles Hoskinson, co-founder of Ethereum and Cardano, does not prioritize establishing ties with the Trump administration despite not attending a recent digital assets summit.
Absence from the Summit
Hoskinson was not invited to the digital assets summit held in March at the White House, which stirred discussions in the crypto community. It was expected that Cardano’s token could be included in the crypto strategic reserve, but this did not affect him.
Hoskinson's Position on the Trump Administration
Hoskinson explained that his absence at the summit does not make him feel a sense of missed opportunity. "A lot of people want to get close to David Sacks and Bo Hines, but it doesn’t translate into sustainable policy," he said in an interview. He emphasizes that at this moment, he finds it important to promote blockchain as a tool for government services.
Future of Cryptocurrency Regulation
Hoskinson hopes that the changes made during Trump's term will remain after he leaves. He advocates for stable regulation and is currently monitoring a market structure bill aimed at clearly dividing responsibilities between the SEC and CFTC. He stated, "There will be a person after Trump, and I need a consistent, stable set of rules."
Thus, Hoskinson maintains optimism about the future regulation of the crypto industry and continues to promote ideas for sustainable policy in blockchain technology.
